E.T. Wright is a footwear brand based in Rockland, Massachusetts, established in 1875. The company produces handcrafted leather shoes and has a history of making footwear for both civilian and military use.
E.T. Wright was founded in 1875 by Elwin Temple Wright in Rockland, Massachusetts. During World War I, the company manufactured shoes for the United States military, with records showing production efforts for American troops. In 1998, Mason Companies Inc. acquired E.T. Wright.
The company's manufacturing operations were centered in Rockland, Massachusetts throughout its history.
E.T. Wright's footwear included the Arch Preserver support system, which forms part of its shoe construction.
E.T. Wright produced men's and boys' shoes made of leather, fabric, and combination materials. The company produced golf shoes under the Pro-Shop Exclusives line and offered spiked plates, soles, and heels for golf shoes under the Perma-Spike trademark.